The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
NOVEMB Err

Ether makes his statement OF the
killing of aFlaherty. Bishop Thomas,
Lynn, arrested for unlawful cohabita-
ton Crandall. embezzler, taken east.
Trial of alleged forgers from Wichita
begun.
Utah Natural Gas Company incor-
porates. George Holyoak, ParoWan,
held for unlawful cohabitation.
3-Pete Andersen shot and killed by
Richard Grant. at Park City. John
Bnrns accidentiy shot while bunting.
| Thomas Stevenson, Fifth Ward,
dies suddenly. Donald Chisholm,
Ophir, held for intent to murder James
Kelley.
Sire destroys Mrs RadcEffe's
barn-$600. The Territorial Supreme
Court decides receiver for the Church
property must be appointed.
Crank q. Dyer appointed re-
ceiyer; bonds fixed at $25O, 900 for the
Church and $50, 1000 for the P. F. Fund.
Joseph Hedges sentenced TO two years
in the Pen.
S-B. F. HowelIs dies. Right of way
granted the S. L. i F. D. railway.
Henry Jones, East Bountiful, found
dead in the gravel bed north of the
Warm Springs. Ambrose Greenwich
pn4oOucu ny IU6 OONeIueIs
I 8-DemurIers in the Church suits
oVerruled. W. h. Green, stockton,
oVerdosed with morphine
10-Dyer files mis- bond as Church re-
ceiVer. Corinda f. Laub, Eighth
Ward, suicides. W. H. Green dies.
11-Receiver Dyer places Bailiff Nc
Curdy in charge of the Tithing Office.
Mrs. Sweeney, Park City, arrested for
attempting to poison her husbal with
trough on rats. :"
12-Rlchard Grant. Park City, held
in 900 bonds for killing Peter Ander-
son. President Bulge, Bear Lake
Stake, acquitted Of the charge of TN
lawful cohabitation. The G. Andrews
& Co. Mercantile Association files Its
articles of agre ement. Natural gas at
Lake Shore excites comment.
14-Trial of Alfred b. Martin, for
| jury II the Friend-Osborne forgery case
disagree.
15--James Herricks suicides BY hang
ing, in the Ninth Ward. John Melvin,
Ogden, pardoned. Board of managers
of the National Soldiers Home visit
Salt Lake City Council petitioned for
sole franchises to control natural gas.
16-The Provo Enquirer Company in
corporates; capital, $25 900. e. H.
Pierce, Brigham City, declines to plead
in the Darlington alleged libel suit;
bound over III the original bonds.
f7-Mauriee MeGrath, for-stealing re-
porter's notes in the Bullion-Beck and
Champion suit, sentenced 10 seven years
in the Penitentiary. Grand banquet,
/. 90. F., at the Cullen. Attempt to
rob the First National Bank of Nephi
and murder Cashier Hague and Assist
ant Cashier Stone made by Charles B.
Alfred and Joseph Justesen.
1S-Receiver Dyer takes formal charge
of the z. E. Fund property. Alfred H.
Martin declared not guilty. Samuel,
14-year-old son of Tom Roberts,
Twenty-6rst Ward, accidentally killed
by playmate with a sparrow gun.
I9-Rees Jones on trial for killing his
brother at South Weber. Receiver
Dyer tak>s hold of the church prop
erty.
2l-Mrs. Brandy dies from chronic
alcoholism. Rees Jones, for voluntary
manslaughter, gets five years in tie
Pen. Parian Marble Company incor-
porated. Rodney c. Badger, for I'M
lawful cehabitation, sentenced to SIX
months in the Penitentiary, and fired
500 Real estate men meet to form an
exchange.
% The Nepbi Uould-be bank rSbbeTs
held in $4,000 each. The United Eiec-
trio and Inland Salt Companies incor
porate.
24-Miss Vilate Kimball dies from
diphtheria M. Il. Lipman. clothier,
assigns to Josiah Barnett. Quiet cele-
bration of Thanksgiving Day; good
faces at the Driving Park.
25-The lease of the church property
published in THE HERALD. A private
meeting of Prominent Gentlemen called
to discuss the matter of sending dele
CATION to Washington; reporters ex-
Guided. An insane Chinaman runs
amuck on a D. 81 r. e. train, near
Grand Junction. and stabs young man
named George Hackelbridger, who sub
sequently dies; the Chinaman is shot
and killed.
28-Thomas Collins, FIR the murder of
Sergeant Washington, held withc ut bail.
29-Mrs. Clasbey's sad death from
strychnine, self-administered. Burglars
make three breaks in one night.
30-Theodore Mexican made a party
in the Church suits.